Creative Cuts - Long Listen returns

Long Listen returns with a vibrant weekend festival from November 1-3, at Eudlo Hall, promising a unique cultural experience where East meets West.

Featuring six eclectic concerts and intimate conversations, this boutique festival celebrates the fusion of diverse musical traditions from Afghanistan, India, and Australia, offering audiences an unforgettable journey into music, art, and storytelling.

Founded and programmed by acclaimed musician Louise King, Long Listen is an artist-driven, musician-led festival designed to explore the broad spectrum of crossover classical music and amplify world peace through music.

Over three days, festival-goers will enjoy captivating performances that weave together the sounds of traditional and contemporary works, highlighting the harmony between Eastern and Western influences.

Audiences can connect with artists and fellow attendees over drinks at the festival’s pop-up bar before evening shows or share a peaceful moment with a cup of tea in the hall’s kitchen before morning and afternoon concerts.

Louise King, the festival’s Artistic Director, will also host engaging conversations with guest artists, giving insight into the stories and inspiration behind the music. (Image of Louise King at Eudlo Hall by Worth Photography.)

Tickets are on sale now, via Humanitix (search for Long Listen), with all proceeds supporting local artists and creatives as King builds towards a full festival launch in 2025. Visit: https://linktr.ee/cellodreaming

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